#INTC2136945ADecree of December 15, 2021, on Professional Examination for Police Major Advancement
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This law establishes the organizational rules and nature of the professional exams for advancement to the rank of police major in the French national police. It outlines the eligibility criteria for candidates, the exam procedures, including the selection process, and the composition of the jury responsible for evaluating candidates. It also stipulates the rules surrounding the conduct of the exams and the consequences for unsatisfactory behavior during the assessment.
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Key Changes
- Formalizes the organization and nature of professional exams for police major advancement.
- Specifies eligibility requirements and candidate responsibilities.
- Abrogates the previous arrêté from January 15, 2010, regarding exam modalities.
Obligations
What this law requires
Ministry of Interior must issue opening decrees that specify the registration deadline, exam dates, and number of positions available for police major advancement exams
Candidates must have completed four years of continuous service in the brigadier-chef grade on positions involving actual exercise of judicial police officer functions to be eligible under Article 18-1(1), or four years of effective service since nomination to brigadier-chef under Article 18-1(2), or three years of effective service with two years continuous assignment in priority command sectors under Article 18-1(3)
Candidates must submit their professional dossier to the organizing service within deadlines and modalities specified in the exam opening decree, with prior authorization from their hierarchical superior
The jury must establish an interview evaluation grid and make it publicly available on the Ministry of Interior website (www.interieur.gouv.fr), along with a professional dossier template
Candidates are prohibited from introducing documents, notes, or objects not expressly authorized; communicating with others or the exterior; using electronic or connected devices; wearing earbuds; or leaving the examination room without authorization